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High heat flow measured in Ostrava-Karviná coal basin

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Рaссamрuвaюmся резульmamы uзмеренuŭ mеnлово

о nоmокa в Осmрaвско-Кaрвuнском у

ольном бaссеŭне. Нaŭ¶rt;енные велuчuны

рa¶rt;uенma mемnерamуры, козффuцuенma mеnлоnрово¶rt;носmu u mеnлово

о nоmокa совмесmно с коор¶rt;uнamaмu сквaжuн u

лубuнным uнmервaлом, в nре¶rt;елах коmоро

о оnре¶rt;елялся mеnловоŭ nоmок nрuве¶rt;ены в Тaбл. 2. Двa uз знaченuŭ Q=1,99 u 2,06×10−6 кав/см2 сек хорощо со

лaсуюmся с ¶rt;aннымu о

еоmермuческом nоле uзучaемоŭ обвaсmu, осmaльные mрu (∼2,5×10−6 кaл/см2 сек) знaчumельно nревыщaюm зmоm ¶rt;uanaзон. Обяснumь эmоm фaкm nокa mру¶rt;но, возможные ¶rt;ово¶rt;ы nрuво¶rt;яmся в нaсmоящеŭ сmamъе.

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Čermák, V. High heat flow measured in Ostrava-Karviná coal basin. Stud Geophys Geod 20, 64–71 (1976). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01627085

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